Indian Legends of Minnesota (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Cajetan, Tommaso De Vio

 
9781451017199: Indian Legends of Minnesota (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Explore Dakota and Ojibway legends and poems brought together in a single, vivid volume.

This collection blends myth, song, and story to illuminate the lake, prairie, and forest through native voices and traditional imagery. Readers will encounter timeless heroes, timeless landscapes, and the rich storytelling that binds people to their land. These myths and poems offer a window into Dakota and Ojibway culture, preserving language, ritual, and mood in accessible verse and narrative. The edition presents a curated selection that invites quiet, attentive reading and offers a resonant sense of place.

  • Vivid legends of Hiawatha, love, war, and peace among neighboring nations.
  • Traditional songs and scenes that celebrate nature, travel, and daily life.
  • Poetic renderings of ancient teachings, lakes, rivers, and and forest landscapes.
  • Editorial notes and context framing the storytelling traditions for modern readers.
Ideal for readers of folklore, Native American myth, and historical poetry seeking a rooted, immersive experience.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Indian legends; both her knowledge of archaeology, and the time allowed for the completion of the work are inadequate to such an achievement. She has attempted to gather the more noticeable legends already in verse in order to stimulate interest in the scenery and romance of herS tate. From its name Minnesota to its floral emblem the moccasin flower theS tate everywhere bears the impress of former occupation. A bout every lake, forest, and valley clings the aroma of romance in the form of name or legend of the vanished Red Man. The indistinct memory of his loves, wars, and adventures is growing rapidly fainter, until even the story-teller himself is confused as to the relation between event and locality. It has therefore seemed wise to link indissolubly scene and incident, that the poetry of those who have here lived and loved may not be completely displaced by the prosaic commerce of the white man.
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